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- UNHCR concerned over Rohingyas' desperate attempts to flee Myanmar
Rohingyas gathering to collect relief at Balukhali in Photo: Star file photos/Anisur Rahmn As more than "More than two hundred Rohingyas are known to have drowned in shipwrecks and boat incidents since the crisis on 25 August," Spindler said, adding: "Recent arrivals told us they had been waiting for more than The raft carried 34 people, more than half of them children. ________________________________________
- Seven Priorities for the African Union in 2018
The African conflict landscape has changed: new threats, especially from transnational jihadist and criminal Contested Transitions III.Help advance preparations for elections in the DRC In 2017, President Joseph In 2017, the transitional government, led by President Salva Kiir, embarked on a disjointed stabilisation Irrespective of other factors, the transitional government controls most of the country and must be encouraged This opens an opportunity for the AU to support, shape and transmit difficult messages to the transitional
- Sports Diplomacy in the Korean Peninsula
The biggest challenge will be the transition from symbolic gestures around the Olympics to addressing Korea has seen more than a few false starts before; joint marches of North and South Korean athletes
- Namibian lawmakers seek justice from Germany on genocide
agreement with Germany on the genocide it committed against the Nama and Herero people of Namibia more than
- UNICEF boss urges Myanmar to enact Kofi Annan’s recommendations on Rohingya crisis
“We urge the government to seize this moment and translate this potential into reality for all children
- Trump can make the best of things in Iraq and Syria with 'expeditionary economics'
bottom-up approach to post-conflict reconstruction, focusing on local security and entrepreneurship rather than The terror threat in both Europe and the U.S. is higher than ever. However, to succeed in the long term, the U.S. and its allies will have to bring more to the table than bottom-up approach to post-conflict reconstruction, focusing on local security and entrepreneurship rather than Many of America's European allies have built great expertise in training police forces and could add
- Inaction Has Put A Price On The Lives Of Rohingya Children
Since August 2017, more than 655,000 Rohingya refugees have sought refuge in Bangladesh, and more than In 2017, Canada committed more than $37.5 million in humanitarian assistance to Bangladesh and Myanmar
- Turkish Court Convicts 13 From Cumhuriyet Newspaper on Terrorism Charges
Atalay had been in detention for more than 17 months, including months of pretrial detention. Mr. “Anything other than a complete acquittal and compensation for the defendants for the violation of their
- Historian Taner Akçam launches digital archive documenting the Armenian Genocide
The group collaborated with others in Paris and Istanbul to translate materials into English.
- U.S., UN Refuse to Speak Honestly About Compelling Evidence of Genocide in South Kordofan
administration is skeptical it may investigate further: the U.S. has much greater satellite capacity than This was clear more than four weeks ago. She reported that SAF elements transported the bodies to the site, dumped them in the grave and using And in Darfur such attacks are as relentless as they have been for more than eight years. This official (identified in the State Department transcript only as “Senior Administration Official
- A Dangerous Gulf in the Horn: How the Inter-Arab Crisis is Fuelling Regional Tensions
Horn are intricately intertwined regions that face common threats and vulnerabilities: armed conflict, transnational The UAE allegedly is considering ending its program to pay, train and equip a special forces unit for It is not clear whether the UAE-trained Puntland Maritime Police Force (PMPF), Puntland’s coast guard The Emiratis also have trained hundreds of Somali commandos in Mogadishu. taking the lead, have significantly increased investments in infrastructure, real estate, hospitality, transportation
- Yugoslavia tribunal closes, leaving a powerful legacy of war crimes justice
AFP/Getty Images After sitting for 10,800 days, hearing 4,650 witnesses and digesting 2.5m pages of transcripts It hasn’t brought tranquility and reconciliation to the region but it has delivered ... important judgments The ad hoc tribunals have had an easier run than their global counterpart, [the ICC].”











